Australia Women vs India Women, Only Test - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

That draws curtains on this historic game that promised an even better showing if the rain didn't intervene. It was a very sportive pitch rolled out with runs, movement, turn, bounce to keep all facets in the game. Both teams put up some top performances and showed very good mental strength. This only leaves us longing for more long format action in women's cricket. Signing off with the hope that we see a rise in women's Test cricket soon. Goodbye!

Meg Lanning | Australia skipper: We would have got a result in four days if we didn't have the weather. I thought India played really well. We had to fight it out which I'm pretty proud of the group for doing. They (debutants) ran in hard and gave it their all. We fielded every day of this Test, so we spent a bit of time out there and that's all we can ask really to give your full effort and that certainly was on.

Mithali Raj | India skipper: Had we got four more wickets we would have gone for a few more overs. Rain took a lot of time out of the game. We tried to do whatever we could in the time we got. Jhulan has always been my best bowler for so many years and she shares her experience with the young bowlers. We do have couple of young seamers, Meghna and Pooja, who have done well in the ODIs and they get to a learn a lot. Smriti has been fabulous. I was impressed by Yastika in the series. We do have impressive talent in the squad. I am sure she (Harmanpreet Kaur) will take the field in the T20 format.

Smriti Mandhana | Player of the Match: It's definitely in the top three (asked to rate this hundred). First time playing a day-night Test, really happy that I gave good pace (start) to the team. Most nervous night I have ever had - after the first day. Lucky with that no-ball on 80. That sort of cleared my mind after that. To wear whites and go into the field is the top-most thing. Different situation today to bat than the first day and that happens only in Tests. To bat with slips, gully is a different feel. We just have three days before the T20s. Rest for a day and get back to business with the T20s coming up.

The game saw fine performances from Smriti Mandhana with bat in the first innings, Shafali in the second, with the ball - Jhulan was outstanding and the others chipped in. For Australia, again it was Ellyse Perry who came to the team's rescue with the bat along with Ash Gardner who made a fifty while Stella Campbell on debut impressed with her attitude to charge in and try at all times. Since the game is a draw - both teams get 2 points each which means in this multi-format series, Australia lead India 6-4 at the moment. India accquited themselves well despite not having any preparation with the pink ball in their debut Test and playing more games will only improve this young side further. Plenty of good things to come out from the game for both sides then. Stay tuned for the post-match formalities...

21:10 Local Time, 11:10 GMT, 16:40 IST: The players are milling around. Lanning looks at Mithali, perhaps asking for it to be called off. The Indian captain has a word with her team and the players shake hands. The pink-ball Test ends in a draw. Handshakes and pleasantries being exchanged while two legends of the women's game - Ellyse Perry and Jhulan Goswami have a long chat. No-one dare get closer to them and they are left all to themselves. Great moment between the two. Fabulous advertisement for the game this match. Both the teams tried their best to eke out a result but the first two days, when rain played a huge role, proved to be decisive. More than a session was lost on each of those days and despite good weather on the last two days, time won over a result.

Gayakwad to Perry, no run, tossed up outside off, Perry gets forward to smother

Gayakwad to Perry, no run, fullish, Perry defends to short leg

Gayakwad to Perry, no run, too close to cut, Perry rocks back and chops it off the under-edge towards slip

The field is slip, gully, FSL and a short cover.

Gayakwad to Perry, no run, uses her feet and drives to cover

Gayakwad to Perry, no run, loud appeal for LBW but a clear inside-edge onto pad. The Indians didn't spot that. Well wide of forward short leg though, skids on from a back of a length, Perry is late on the defence and the edge saves her

Gayakwad to Perry, no run, tossed up and Perry comes down the track to dig it out back to Gayakwad

Vastrakar to Lanning, no run, short and wide outside off, Lanning misses out, cuts straight to the fielder at point. She's not happy for that

Vastrakar to Lanning, no run, good length outside off, left alone and after that it swings to the keeper

Vastrakar to Lanning, no run, short of length outside off, Lanning punches to point off the back foot

Vastrakar to Lanning, no run, very full and swings in, Lanning digs it out back to Vastrakar

Vastrakar to Lanning, no run, pitched up outside off, Lanning steers with an open face to point

Vastrakar to Lanning, no run, good length outside off, left alone

Gayakwad to Perry, no run, very full and dead-batted